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Vocabulary
Terms and Definition
Food Chains
and Food Webs
Symbiosis

Biodiversity
and
Succession
Producers, Consumers OR Decomposers?
100
Adaptation?
Changes in an organism's physiological structure or function or habits that allow it to survive in new surroundings.
100
A relationship between 2 or more things
What is an interaction?
100
Name three symbiotic relationships
Mutualism, Commensalism, Parasitim
100
Levels of Biodiversity?
Genetic Diversity Species Diversity Ecosystem Diversity
100
A tree
What is a producer?
200
Exotic?
Foreign plant or animal one that has been introduced into a new area
200
Healthy things found in food that help things grow
What is nutrients?
200
what is the organism that parasites feed off of (parasitism)
Host
200
Types of Successions
Primary succession Secondary succession Climax succession
200
A fungi
What is a decomposer?
300
Saprophyte?
An organism living on dead organic matter; neither parasitic nor making its own food.
300
Human - Cow - Grass - Sun
What is a food chain?
300
What is the relationship between you and your normal intestinal bacteria?
Mutualism
300
Causes of Biodiversity loss (name two)
Habitat Destruction Pollution
300
Ms. Colbert
What is consumer?
400
Soil Ablation?
Surface of the soil being washed away by rainfal and erosion.
400
A diagram showing many food chains.
What is a food web
400
The living together in close union of two unlike organisms is known as
Symbiosis
400
Energy Balance?
Life produced + Life consumed
400
An organism that relies on other organisms for food
What is consumer
500
Biomimicry?
The copying or imitation of a natural phenomenon's or environment's efficiency and survival mechanisms in manufacturing processes.
500
DAILY DOUBLE!
Using the following 6 terms draw a food web. Deer Cow Human Fish Insects Plants
500
What kind of relationship does a carnivore and a deadly fungi have
No Relationship
500
Importance of Biodiversity(name one)
Boosts the Ecosystem
500
The main source of energy for everything on earth.
What is the sun?